Bush Villas @ Botlierskop
Lodge, Self-catering accommodation, Serviced accommodationRated 4.9 in 85 Reviews
R 2,845
Per night
Botlierskop Bush Villas are luxurious self-catering accommodations nestled in the serene northern reaches of Botlierskop Private Game Reserve, accessible via Great Brak River in South Africa's Western Cape. The property features eight fully furnished villas, each offering sweeping views over various waterholes where wildlife and luxury converge harmoniously.
The villas are thoughtfully designed with modern amenities including en-suite bathrooms, premium guest amenities, fully-equipped kitchens with dishwashers, air-conditioned lounges with televisions, and both indoor and outdoor fireplaces. Each unit features a private deck and either a splash pool or jacuzzi. Accommodation options range from two-bedroom standard and luxury villas to three-bedroom deluxe, luxury, and superior villas, accommodating up to six guests.
The reserve offers exclusive activities for villa guests, including guided sunrise and sundowner game drives where visitors can observe over 26 different species of animals including rhinos, lions, elephants, buffalo, cheetahs, and more than 200 bird species across the 4,500-hectare reserve. Additional experiences include bush trails, a junior ranger program, horseback safaris, luxury picnics, and spa treatments at the nearby Fijnebos Spa.
While there isn't an on-site restaurant, nearby dining options are available in Great Brak River. The property maintains strict safety protocols, prohibiting self-drives within the reserve, walking, and drone flying. Daily housekeeping services are provided, and while wildlife sightings are common near the villas, they cannot be guaranteed as animals roam freely. Check-in time is 14:00, and check-out is at 10:00.
The facility welcomes children of all ages, though those under three years old cannot participate in regular game drives but can book private drives. The property's conservation efforts include supporting wildlife preservation and maintaining the natural ecosystem of the region.